About
What Get EraserImg actually is
Get EraserImg is a small marketplace built for one purpose: selling the source code of EraserImg, a SaaS web toolkit application that was built and run as a real product before it was listed here.
EraserImg itself is a full web application with four separate user roles, guest, user, admin and staff, built around a huge built in image editor and a wider set of file and media tools. This page explains what the product does, how it is built, why it is being sold, and what you get if you buy it.

280+
Tools inside the built-in editor
99
Tools across the whole platform
100+
Languages in the voice generator
3
Months of daily work to build it
The product
What EraserImg actually includes
A full image editor
The core of EraserImg is a built-in image editor with more than 280 tools. The idea is similar to Snapseed, which offers around 30 tools, but taken much further in scope and depth.
Conversion and utility tools
Beyond the editor, the platform converts files between formats such as PDF, SVG, PNG, JPG and WEBP, generates and reads QR codes, and removes or replaces image backgrounds, alongside a wide range of other utilities that make up the full tool count.
Three featured tools
Three tools are highlighted on the platform: a social media post formatter, a stylish bio and name generator, and a voice generator. The voice generator is the most advanced of the three, supporting more than 100 languages and over 200 voices, including English, Hindi, Urdu and Spanish.
Four user roles
Access is split across four roles, guest, user, admin and staff, each with different permissions. The whole site is also built with on page SEO in mind, and the codebase is kept clean and easy to follow rather than obfuscated.
Under the hood
A dual architecture, by design
EraserImg is split into two services on purpose. The main site handles routing, accounts and the interface, while a separate service does the actual image work.
Frontend and routing
The frontend runs on Next.js with its built in routing, written in TypeScript and styled with Tailwind CSS, backed by a Node.js layer.
Heavy processing, handled separately
Image processing is CPU and memory intensive, so it runs on its own Python service built with FastAPI and Flask, using the heavier processing libraries that this kind of work needs. Splitting the two keeps the main site responsive.
Hosting and growth
Why a tool site like this is easy to grow
Tool based sites tend to get consistent visits because people come back to use a specific tool rather than to browse. Growing this kind of site is not the hard part. Having the budget and support to host it properly is.
How it was hosted
The frontend deploys to Vercel, and a custom domain typically costs around five to ten dollars for a year once you have the code. The Python backend deploys to Hugging Face. Both platforms offer a free tier that is genuinely usable for personal projects or early testing, but it has a ceiling.
Where the free tier runs out
Once real traffic arrives, the free hobby tiers on both Vercel and Hugging Face are not built to keep up, and tools start responding slowly or the site slows down entirely. Moving to a paid production plan, roughly twenty dollars a month, is what it takes to serve a large number of users reliably and keep the site fast.
How a site like this can earn
A tool heavy site like this tends to attract steady traffic because people search for and reuse specific tools. Once traffic builds, Google AdSense is one option, and offering API access through tiered plans, for example around five, ten and fifteen dollars a month, is another. Depending on how it is promoted, a site at this stage can realistically bring in somewhere in the range of one to two thousand dollars a month, though that depends entirely on the effort put into marketing it.
Why it is for sale
Built for myself, sold because I have to
I built EraserImg over roughly three months of continuous daily work, without setting any limits on scope, because I wanted to grow it into a real product under my own name. The problem started once the free hosting tiers reached their limits. Tools slowed down, then the site itself slowed down, and moving to paid production hosting is the obvious fix, except that I do not currently have the budget or backing to do that.
Comparable products in this space, tools built to the same standard as sites like remove.bg, are often priced by agencies somewhere between thirty thousand and sixty thousand dollars. That is not an exaggeration, it reflects the real cost of the time behind a platform like this. Rather than price it that way, I am selling the complete source code at a fraction of that, at $600, so it goes to someone who can actually run it properly instead of sitting unused.
What you get
Inside the download
A ready made database
The download includes the complete Supabase database structure as SQL. Paste it into the Supabase SQL editor and run it, and the database, authentication and real time websocket layer are ready to go. Supabase acts as both the database and the backend for authentication, and its free plan includes 500MB of database storage, which is enough to get a new deployment through initial testing and early users. A paid plan is only needed once you outgrow that.
Getting it running
Extract the zip and read the overview document first, it explains how the whole site fits together. Open the eraserimg folder in VS Code and start two terminals. In the first, run cd python-server and follow the setup steps in the readme file. In the second, run npm install followed by npm run dev, then open localhost:3000 in your browser. The Python side requires Python installed locally, the exact version needed is listed in the readme file.
Catalog
Why only one product for now
Get EraserImg is a marketplace I built myself, and EraserImg is the only product listed on it. I would rather run one listing well, with a working license system and real support behind it, than pad the catalog with products I cannot stand behind. It is fully secure, there is no risk of data being leaked, and buyer privacy is respected throughout.
Reviews
Reviews are from real accounts
Only signed-in accounts with a completed profile can leave a review, one review per account per product, enforced at the database level rather than by moderation after the fact. There are no seeded or written-in ratings on this site. If a product has no reviews yet, the reviews page says so instead of showing a made-up number.
Over three years in this field
I have over three years of experience in web development and software engineering. If you need a website, web app, ecommerce store or any other kind of custom or animated build, message me on WhatsApp, it is open around the clock. This zip can be paid for through Paddle or Stripe, whichever you are most comfortable with.